Is she really stroking out, with him?

The guy's 87 and still able to travel to foreign countries; he won the life lottery.

*Sophie B. Hawkins Tweets Spike Lee's address*

That's a hate crime!

Man, that Michael Jordan, he's so phoney.

I was drawing a blank on the name of Tapestry, but as I get older, I think about it more often and apply it to my own life.

Elaine and Puddy was very much unlike a normal steady sitcom relationship, so I give it points. After all, he only appeared in ten episodes.

Curb's Trick or Treat should be an A+:

Do you prefer the David-less seasons 8 and 9?

All Good Things, DS9's The Visitor…

I was going to write that it was the perfect show for post 9/11 America, but the first two seasons had already aired by then.

I like how the good looking lawyers were evil, and random, scary looking demons were friendly and nice.

I thought they sent reviwers a few random blurbs, you chose one, and they paid you for it.

Season four is such a chess match of moving characters into place, and then, WHAM! the season finale. I promise you, your patience will be rewarded.

I think they were on The New Gong Show, as well.

My money's on Nucky Thompson.

Think of the pop culture stuff that you were into at age 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16. Every 2-3 years, it's an entirely different target market.

"Man, that Michael Winslow… Do you know what kind of sick shit he did to women in his basement S&M dungeon?"

My most recent pop culture dream involved watching a commercial for an NCIS spinoff starring Joe Lo Trullio and Madchen Amick.

I love season three as a metaphor for 9/11.